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Do you want to go home?

Kala:

ta ke tsaka ka'elaue ka
2sg OBJ house toward-motional.suf-VOL INT

I just wanted to show off how neat the preposition motional suffix can be.

Waceu:

Mi laka maro a no?
DES go home ERG 2s?
[mʲiː ˈlaːkɒ ˈmʲaːro aː ŋoː]

Pazmat:

Fe Gyatefesoo?
[2.SG home-go-2.SG-Q]

Swedish changes word order to VSO.

Du vill (gå) hem.
You want to go home.
2PS want.PRES (go.INF) home

Vill du (gå) hem?
Do you want to go home?
want.PRES 2PS (go.INF) home

The other Northern Germanic languages (and at least Dutch and German) and English to some extent (you are > are you?, and of course you do > do you? in itself) do the same. Seems Germanic languages (with English always being the alien) tend do agree here.

Swedish doesn't need to use any verb indicating the journey itself. "Want you home?" is fine.

Maxédri:

KonorrokŠavó BomsBrans?
home towards go.2SG want.2SG
Do you want to go home?

(Unnamed)
Das hengava läwam ni da domu?
/dɒs heŋɒvɒ læwɒm ni dɒ domu/
Da-s heng-a-ca läw-am ni da dom-u?
2ps-NOM want-PRES-INTER go-INFIN to 2ps_OBL house-POSSESSED

:roc:
你想回家嗎？
ni3 xiang3 hui2 jia1 ma
2 think return home Q

as chova'b nje d'ju kj?
/as tʂovab nʲe djukʲ/
be.emotion return.home 2S-inf SUBJ desire about Q

Rozwi:

Do you want to go home?
ihm sela doneyu dlaza?
/ ihm se.lɐ do.ne.yu dɬɐ.zɐ/
2ps want-2ps INF•go home-ACC

OR clipped -
ihm sela yu dlaza?

Wanna go home? - An invitation to a spouse, girl/boyfriend

Ihm sela wa yuʕēm dlaza?
/ ihm se.lɐ wɐ yu.ʕe:m dɬɐ.zɐ/
2ps want-2ps that go-SUBJ2ps home-ACC
More at a command - an insistent parent would say this to a bratty child

Do you want to go home?

- Zidhgebzhail - Said between a man and woman who live together.

(dy/da) igaarrjeim(-dzaereet) kwIneitsh? Do (you) want to go to (our) house?

The subject can be dropped, and 'house' would likely be understood to mean 'home' even without the addition of the genitive noun.

Or a much simpler, more informal form:

igaarjeim kweitsh? Want [to go] to house?

Martien (Helene Smith):

vraïni m dé ami ine haudan?
/vʁa.ʔi.nim de ami in hoʊdã/
[wish INT 2ps go DEF•ALL house]
Do you wish to go home?

Dé ténassaï ami ine haudan?
/de te.na.sa.i ami in hoʊdã/
[2sg would.like-2sg go DEF•ALL house]
Would you like to go home?

Kiché ké ami dé ine haudan?
/ki.ʃe ke a.mi de in hoʊdã/
[why NEG go 2ps DEF•ALL house]

Why don't you go home?

Niu Teutonish (Molée):

vil dau gaa heim?
/vɪl daʊ ga: hajm /
one of you

vil u gaa heim?
/vɪl u ga: hajm /
all/many of you

Śiskra: Nothing too fancy going on here.
Sakas sun ati'ur?
sa-k-ø-as sun ati'u-ur
2A-have-3P-NPST want home-DEF.LOC

Project #2
hus še lum ver nim wip
/xus ʂe lum ver nim wip/
Q want you go DEF home
Do you want to go home?

Or

hus še lum sai
/xus ʂe lum sai/
Q want you return.home
Do you want to go home?

Pakuni:

me shinu, ye ku ejiri?
/me ʃi.nu je ku e.ʤi.ɾi/
1sg ask 2sg go house
I ask, you want to go (to) house?


Palenquero:

¿Bo kelé bae kasa, belá?
/bo ke.le bae ka.sa be.la/
2sg want go house truth
You wanna go home, right?

Aloha: Ŗe iastio loka vah?
/ɹǝɪ jʌstyɔ lɔkʌ vʌh/

Q home.ill move.inf flow-express.2sg?

Rireinutire:

Do you want to go home?
Ta pesere yeta netekayo?
ta-0 pese-re ye-ta nete-ka-yo
2S-NOM home-ILL go-INF want-PRS-Q

Mekoshan

Jüvgau l'haum
[ʧyˈvõːɡau̯ l̥aum]
jü-vǫ-gau l=haum
2SG.Q-OPT-go ACC=home

Do you want to go home?
Veux-tu rentrer à la maison ?
want.2s.Present you.Nom re-enter.Inf to the.Fem house
[vø ty ʁɑ̃.tʁe a la mɛ.zɔ̃]

asa make tsani txa batag kxe
2s want go to house Q
do you want to go home?